Yasunori Uchida

Title: Yasunori Uchida and His Battery Safety Invention.

Introduction

Yasunori Uchida is an inventor based in Kanagawa, Japan, and works at Panasonic Corporation. His patent work includes a battery structure designed to improve safety.

Latest Patents

Uchida is associated with 1 patent. His invention, “Battery Structure,” describes at least two batteries arranged parallel to one another, with their positive and negative terminals oriented in opposite directions. Insulating material covers each battery, while a connecting member links the positive terminal of one battery to the negative terminal of the other.

The connecting member includes a negative-terminal connector and a bus bar. The connector has a socket that receives one end of the bus bar, whose tip is chamfered to help prevent damage to the battery’s insulating material during insertion.

Career Highlights

Uchida’s work at Panasonic Corporation is associated with battery design and safety. The described invention addresses a practical assembly concern by shaping the bus bar to reduce the risk of impairing insulation.

Collaborations

Uchida’s listed coworkers include Shinya Geshi and Shintaro Shimizu. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or their contributions to the invention.

Conclusion

Yasunori Uchida’s battery-structure patent focuses on safer electrical connections and protecting insulation during assembly, reflecting a practical approach to battery design.